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AFCA's small business lead is encouraging business owners with complaints to give him a ring, while others call for the authorities remit to be expanded.

NAB is axing a tranche of fees in an effort to simplify its relationship with around 65,000 small business clients in the wake of the royal commision.

Small businesses will be able to access free legal advice to help them with claims against banks if Labor wins the next election.

IBISWorld has released its annual top 1000 companies list, revealing five new entrants, as well as weakness among a small number of firms.

YouTube is scrambling to clean up its act as major brands suspend advertising on the platform following claims pedophiles were using the platform.

AFCA's new small business ombudsman is preparing for a busy first year as post-royal commission compo claims fly in to the new complaint body.

Bank trust has plummeted in the wake of the royal commission, but NAB, having lost its chief executive and chairman, has been the worst hit, according to Roy Morgan.

The Commonwealth Bank wants to rebuild trust among its SME clients, starting out with a range of policy changes aimed at doing just that.

There is concern banks will tighten the reigns on credit card lending after ASIC revealed a non-binding set of commitments for banks.

Australia's big four banks are being criticised for being slow to introduce a lower-cost solution for processing tap-and-go payments.

In its first month of operation, AFCA has recorded a 47% increase in complaints, with 460 small businesses spilling the beans on their banking and financial services grievances.

The newly established Australian Financial Complaints Authority is bringing on a small business ombudsman to look after the small end of town.